Gena Showalter

Gena Showalter's fiction combines paranormal danger, romance, loyalty, and conflicts shaped by supernatural rules. The Darkest Night, The Darkest Kiss, The Darkest Pleasure, and The Darkest Passion build relationships under pressure from secrets, desire, and powers that make trust difficult. Their recurring darkness is balanced by characters who test allegiance through action rather than promises.

Alice in Zombieland brings a familiar name into a world of survival and altered reality, using danger to examine grief and resilience. Catch a Mate turns attraction and suspicion into a contest of motives. Emotional stakes move alongside physical threats, and intimacy becomes a negotiation between vulnerability, control, and the willingness to stand beside another person when the cost is high.